Study activity — Word Diagrams

Benefits: Learn how different word parts operate.

Understanding word construction is critical to expanding your vocabulary. Go through diagrams to see how each word is constructed.

Part 1: https://t.me/EngMasters/4073.

Part 2: https://t.me/EngMasters/4127.

Part 3. Go through these 4 words, carefully examine the word parts to which they are divided. It's our last part of learning word constructions. Review the first (https://t.me/EngMasters/4073) and second (https://t.me/EngMasters/4127) parts.

7 OB - [prefix] ob - to block. Example: Obliterate - to destroy completely;

STRUCT - [root] struct - build. Example: Construction - process of building something;

OB+STRUCT=OBSTRUCT -> to block.

8 PORT - [prefix] port - carry. Example: Export - to send to another country;

ABLE - [suffix] able - having the quality of. Example: Debatable - open to discussion;

PORT+ABLE=PORTABLE -> easy to move.

9 PRE - [prefix] pre - before. Example: Preconception - idea formed before experience;

VENT - [root] vent - come. Example: Circumvent - to get around;

ION - [suffix] ion - process. Example: Accumulation - process of gradual growth;

PRE+VENT+ION=PREVENTION -> act of stopping something from occurring.

10 RE - [prefix] re - back or again. Example: Rededicate - to dedicate again;

LOC - [root] loc - place. Example: Dislocate - to put out of place;

ATE - [suffix] ate - denotes a verb. Example: Activate - to make something active;

RE+LOC+ATE=RELOCATE -> to move to a different place.

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Study activity — Word Diagrams

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